JAMES AUGIS

I had Mr. Augis in the sixth grade, I think of him often as he introduce my class to computers and the game Mystery House. Your family will be in my prayers.

he was a great teacher and today as a 42 year old his lessons about life are still in my heart and consciousness . May he rest in peace my condolences to his family.

I had Mr. Augis in sixth grade as a teacher and later a friend and i saw him when i worked as assistant janitor when i went to high school! he was a good man. he will be missed! my prayers go out to the Augis family!

My condolences to the Augis family, Jim was an incredible man. My prayers are with you.
Chris M.

Just found out. So sorry. Hope you and yours are doing well.

Lenny Wolkstein

So sorry to hear this news. Jim and Lynne were both great supporters of youth tennis programs.
I will remember Jim fondly.
Karen Amalfe

I am so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. He was the heart of tennis in Westfield and a friend to every tennis player. I loved just shooting the breeze with him as he strung rackets and greeted customers entering the store. Mark Rhodes

I am beyond stunned and saddened at the news of Jim's passing. Jim was one of the nicest people I knew and helped me so much with all of my tennis needs for the past 20 years, beginning when I was in high school. He always made time for conversation despite all of the work he had to do, and I was honored when, earlier this year, he asked me to help him and Lynne at the store with the launch of a new racquet line. I am at a loss for words. May God bless Lynne and the rest of the Augis family.